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Mateo Manaure

Mateo Manaure (1926 - 2018) was active/lived in Venezuela.  Mateo Manaure is known for Painting.

Mateo Manaure began his connection with the art world since his childhood, so he decided in 1939 to become a professional, studying at the Escuela de Bellas Artes Plásticas y Aplicadas de Caracas until 1947. This training was complemented with his plastic experience in the studio of the painter Pedro Angel. During this period his painting reflected traditional themes in an experimental way, in which a young artist sought his own personality in his work. In 1947, after finishing his studies in Venezuela, he decided to move to what was then the European capital of art. Arriving in Paris, he decided to continue his academic training, but at the same time, the cultural activity of the city and the social and artistic effervescence of the moment led him to join the artistic group "Los Disidentes". An artistic group formed before Manaure's arrival and which experimented plastically with neo-figurative art, receiving influences from the abstract movement and other   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 14084 characters.]  Artist bio

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